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Ripple has published analysis saying tokenized real-world assets could reach nearly $19 trillion by 2033. The paper highlights real estate and equities as major segments, projecting about $3.7 trillion and $2 trillion, and stresses that secure, institutional custody will be key to scale.
To show real-estate traction, Ripple recently announced partnership with Ctrl Alt to support Dubai Land Department’s tokenization project, where title deeds are issued on the XRP Ledger and stored with Ripple’s custody tech—an approach designed for compliance and investor protection.
Coverage in industry media has also reported forecast of nearly $19 trillion, noting rising interest from banks and family offices as on-chain settlement speeds up deals. “Partnering with Ripple allows us to leverage proven and trusted technology that meets the highest security and operational standards,” said Matt Ong, CEO and founder of Ctrl Alt.
Tokenization turns rights in assets—like rent from a building—into digital units that can trade any time. This can lower entry costs, cut paperwork, and help projects raise money from more buyers. Clear rules on title, identity checks and reporting remain vital so property tokens can scale safely across major markets.
